To find this about a set of data, subtract the minimum value from the maximum
What is its range?
100
This is the degree of every quadratic equation. It's also the highest exponent.
What is 2nd degree?
100
This is the formula for the area of a circle. When you say it, someone might reply, "No they're not! They're round!"
What is pi -r squared?
100
This is a large farm vehicle for a number that evenly goes into another number.
What is a factor tractor?
100
It's the probability assigned to an event that's impossible. Like Mr. Colon and Mr. Jacquemain doing a shampoo commercial.
What is 0?
200
You might laugh a bit at the name of this type of chart. It sounds like what you might get if your cat got somewhere he shouldn't have. The charts looks a bit like it too!
What is a box and whisker plot?
200
This is the largest number of different answers a quadratic equation could have.
What is 2?
200
No, it's not the name of an Indian princess who loves to put her feet in water...it's an abbreviation of the three trigonometric functions and the sides that use each of them.
What is Sohcahtoa?
200
Man, that is one attractive trigonometric ratio involving the side opposite the angle and the hypotenuse!
What is a fine sine?
200
Heads or Tails? It's the chance that if you guess one, you'll be right?
What is 1/2 or 50/50?
300
"Who let the Dogs Out?" asks for qualitative data. "How many dogs were let out?" would be looking for this kind of data.
What is quantitative data?
300
Though we could be talking about where your hair grows from, this term, describes the solutions of a quadratic equation when y = 0.
What are roots?
300
This theorem about right triangles was actually part of a huge movement that intertwined art, religion and mathematics. In fact, its creator was something of a cult leader in his time.
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
300
The rise over run of the largest (living human) figure in the Catholic Church.
What is the Pope's slope?
300
Roll dem bones!! This is the number of different outcomes you can get when roll three dice. (For what it's worth, only 6 of these are an arrangement of 4-5-6)
What is 216?
400
This term describes how many times a score appears within a specific interval. For you music lovers, it's also a technical term for "pitch".
What is frequency?
400
Also known as the vertex, this part of a parabola also describes a major change in the direction of a story's plot.
What is the turning point?
400
It's the term for the distance around the outside of a polygon...or...what police establish around the area they think a criminal might have gotten to.
What is perimeter?
400
It's the number of frog-like animals that shows up the most.
What is the toad mode?
400
It's the number of ways you could arrange the letters in the word "show". It was also a popular show on Fox for a few years.
What is 24?
500
It's the median of this set of numbers.
2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 12
What is 6.5? (or 6 1/2)
500
Just like the letters H, M, and T, a parabola has a vertical one of these, that splits it into two mirrored pieces.
What is a line of symmetry? (or axis of symmetry)
500
If you had a job making containers, you'd be concerned with two things. The volume (or how much space was inside your container) and this, how much material you needed to make the outside of it.
What is the surface area?
500
It's the set of all the "x" values in a country where Barcelona is.
What is the Spain domain?
500
This, is the probability that you'll pull either a red or black card from a standard deck of playing cards.